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What is tax planning?
Tax planning is also called tax planning. Generally speaking, it is reasonable tax avoidance. It means that taxpayers make use of existing tax laws and regulations to plan and arrange activities and processes such as investment, production, management and financial management, pay as little tax as possible, reduce the tax burden, and obtain tax benefits that save tax costs.

Tax planning originated in the west. /kloc-In the mid-20th century, Italian tax experts appeared, who provided tax advice to taxpayers, including tax planning for taxpayers. Tax planning is very common in developed countries, and it has already become a mature and stable industry with obvious specialization trend. At present, more than 60% of enterprises in the United States entrust tax agents to handle tax matters, while 85% in Japan. In the United States, the annual output value of tax planning consulting industry is about $654.38+000 billion.